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It's National Hoof Care Week! 5 Hoof Care Tips

Hoof Care, Horses Hooves

By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Jan 17, 2023

National Hoof Care Week is celebrated January 17th – the 20th, & is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of hoof care for horses and other hoofed animals like cows and pigs.

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5 Puppy Training Tips for National Train Your Dog Month

Puppy Training, Dog Training

By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Jan 01, 2023

As you start to bond with your new pet, one of the most important steps in bonding and setting your pet up for a happy life is training. Without proper training, puppies can grow up to become misbehaved dogs that don’t understand the types of behaviors that are expected of them.

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Get Festive With Holiday Treats for Horses

Horse Nutrition, Horse Treats

By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Dec 01, 2022

If you have a horse, then you know a horse can be your best friend and an important part of your family. So, why wouldn’t you want to celebrate the holidays with your horse, too? While your horse might not fit under the tree to unwrap gifts on Christmas morning, they can appreciate a good holiday treat. Consider including your horse in the holiday festivities with these healthy holiday treats for horses.

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How to Choose the Best Toys and Treats for Your Pet This Christmas

Pet Toys, Pet Safety

By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Dec 01, 2022

December is National Safe Toys and Gifts Month, a month when we encourage our clients to focus on choosing safe toys and gifts for their pets this Christmas.

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Get Creative on National Cook for Your Pet Day

Cooking for Pets, Homemade Pet Food

By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Nov 01, 2022

Halloween is over, and we humans have been positively stuffed with sweet treats – most of which are toxic to pets. So, we recommend giving your pets a special food by celebrating National Cook for Your Pet Day on November 1st by whipping up some fun, pet-friendly treats at home!

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Essential Information on Stomach Ulcers in Horses for GI Health Month

Gastroscopy, Horse Ulcer

By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Nov 01, 2022

There are several different types of gastric ulcer diseases with a variety of causes that can occur in horses. This group of gastrointestinal health concerns is referred to as Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS). These ailments are quite common in horses during all stages of life. In fact, an estimated 25-50% of foals and 60-90% of adult horses suffer from some type of EGUS.

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Common Things That Frighten Horses and How to Handle Them Safely

Scared Horse, Horse Tips

By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Oct 01, 2022

It’s October, and that means it’s time to talk about all things scary. For horse owners, that means talking about the things that frighten horses and what you can do to safely address the problem of having a horse that spooks too easily.

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Celebrating Routine Veterinary Care During National Pet Wellness Month

Pet Health, Pet Wellness Month

By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Oct 01, 2022

October is National Pet Wellness Month, and we like to use the opportunity to join other veterinary professionals around the nation in raising awareness about the importance of wellness examinations and preventative care for pets.

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National Pet Health Insurance Month: Insure Your Pet Today!

Pet Health, Pet Insurance

By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Sep 01, 2022

September is National Pet Health Insurance Month, and it’s a good time to think about whether you should look into health coverage for your pet. Pet insurance exists primarily to make sure your furry friend gets everything they need and deserves in terms of healthcare.

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How to Keep Farm Animals Healthy: Tips for All Year Long

Healthy Livestock, Farm Animal Care

By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Sep 01, 2022

Farm animals are an important part of many families and businesses. Keeping them healthy is crucial for their well-being, as well as the success of the farm. Adobe Veterinary Center is happy to share some basic tips for keeping your farm animals healthy and happy all year long.

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National Wellness Month: Nutrients Your Pets Need to Stay Healthy

Pet Health, Pet Nutrition

By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Aug 15, 2022

Proper nutrition is one of the most basic, yet challenging, forms of wellness care for your pets, that is why here at Adobe Veterinary Center, we provide pet parents with nutrition counseling to help them establish and maintain healthy diets for their furry friends throughout their lives.

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Equine Vaccination Best Practices

Horse Health, Equine tips

By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Aug 01, 2022

Vaccines are among the most important wellness and preventative care treatments for both people and animals because they protect us from contracting highly dangerous contagious diseases. To determine the best vaccine schedule for your horse call us today!

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How to Keep Your Horse Healthy in the Summer

Equine Tips, Horse Health
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Jul 12, 2022

It’s the heart of summer in the Sonoran Desert, and temperatures are on the rise. As a result, horse owners need to adjust the care their horses receive and the environments they’re living in to take extra precautions to prevent dehydration and heat exhaustion in their horses.

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5 Things to Know About Pet Microchipping

Pet Care, Pet Tips
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Jul 06, 2022

At Adobe Veterinary Center, we strongly encourage all pet owners, livestock keepers, and horse enthusiasts to microchip their animals. Check out the following facts to learn why.

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How to Keep Livestock Cool in the Summer Heat

Farm Animals & Summer
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Jun 03, 2022

The heat of summer has already hit Tucson, and it’s only going to get hotter. The extreme heat we endure affects farm animals in the same ways that it affects us, putting them at risk of heat stress (especially young animals, animals with dark fur, and animals that have a history of respiratory illness). To safeguard the health of your livestock from the heat, you need to take a few precautions to keep your farm animals cool and hydrated throughout the summer

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How to Celebrate Pet Appreciation Week

Pet Appreciation, Pet Care
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Jun 03, 2022

During Pet Appreciation Week, we encourage pet owners to reflect on why they’re thankful for their pets and to celebrate by pampering their pets with love, attention, care, and fun activities. Consider the following ideas to help you celebrate your furry (fishy, scaley, feathered, hooved, etc.) friends this week.

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What All Dog Owners Should Know About Heartworms

Pet Health, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
May 03, 2022

Parasite prevention is an essential component of every pet’s wellness and preventative care. While it’s important to keep your pet on a flea and tick preventative, it’s also vital to safeguard them from heartworms.

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Managing the Cost of Veterinary Care

Veterinary Cost
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Dec 08, 2021

According to an industry report from the American Pet Products Association (APPA), Americans spent $103.6 billion on pets in 2020, a 6.7% increase over the previous year. Out of the total dollars spent on pets, $31.4 billion went to veterinary care, and that’s 7.2% more than in 2019.

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What Is Valley Fever and How Do Dogs Get Infected?

Pet Disease, Pet Health
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Nov 16, 2021

If you’ve been living in the Southwestern United States, then you’ve probably already heard of the disease called Valley Fever. Whether or not you’re new to the area, however, it’s important to familiarize yourself with Valley Fever and its signs and symptoms in dogs, especially, so you can be aware and make sure your pets are well-protected.

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Why We Recommend Lab Work for Medicated Pets

Pet Health, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Oct 20, 2021

When you bring your pet to the vet (or have us visit your farm or stable), you might wonder why we recommend running routine laboratory work on your medicated animals that appear to be healthy and responding normally to their medications.

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How to Know if Your Cat Is in Pain!

Uncategorized
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Sep 03, 2021

One of the reasons why we love our cats is for their often mysterious behaviors that can be playful, mischievous, and admittedly difficult to predict or comprehend. As a result of their fascinating personalities, cats can be tough to read.

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Benefits of Spaying and Neutering Your Pets

Pet Owner Tips, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Jul 22, 2021

Although you should carefully consider your options for your pet’s veterinary care, spaying and neutering surgeries have a variety of benefits that, in the opinion of most veterinarians, far outweigh any risks associated with the procedures.

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Beware of These Common Household Items and Plants

Pet Safety
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Feb 17, 2021

The things that we as two-leggers love to keep around our homes are not always safe for our favorite four-legged friends. Many items that help us live comfortably can be incredibly harmful, toxic, and dangerous to animals.

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Why Does My Senior Pet Need Two Exams Each Year?

Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Jan 21, 2021

Some people assume that, for cats and dogs, growing old means getting sick, but that doesn’t have to be the case. With the right wellness and preventative care, our veterinarians can help senior pets avoid age-related diseases and mobility issues that arise as a result of regular wear and tear.

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The Best Way to Take Care of Your Dog's, Cat's, or Pig's Teeth

Livestock Health, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Dec 14, 2020

Although they’re often forgotten and overlooked, pets’ teeth need regular care and attention, too! Just like humans, pets can face some pretty painful and even life-threatening health problems when they don’t receive proper dental care.

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Why We Require a Lepto Vaccine at Our Pet Resort

Pet Wellness, Vaccinations
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Nov 24, 2020

Although not all canine boarding facilities require a leptospirosis vaccine for dogs, the Pet Resort at Adobe Veterinary Center does. With the wet weather, muddier soil, and increased opportunities for pets to contract leptospirosis

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Do You Need to License Your Dog?

Homecare, Puppy Parent
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Oct 17, 2020

October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month! While we celebrate all the pups who are busy snuggling into their new families, our veterinarians at Adobe Veterinary Center want to remind you that licensing your new dog is required by Arizona state law.

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Does My Cat Need to Be Vaccinated for Feline Leukemia?

Pet Wellness, Vaccinations
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Sep 18, 2020

The feline leukemia (FeLV) vaccine is not considered a core vaccine. (Core vaccines include those that every cat is either required by law or recommended to have.)

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Eek! I Found My Pet Playing with a Bat! What Do I Do?

Parasite Prevention, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Aug 12, 2020

Dogs like to pick up dead and injured animals, and cats just love delivering presents to their humans. Unfortunately, these habits aren’t sanitary. When a bat is involved, these habits are downright dangerous.

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Summer Safety for Pets and Livestock in Tucson

Equine Health, Livestock Health, Pet Safety, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Jul 16, 2020

Summer everywhere can be dangerous for pets and livestock, but it’s an especially dangerous time for animals here. Tucson’s extreme summer temperatures and arid climate put animals at an elevated risk of dehydration and heatstroke.

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Splash Safely with These Swimming Safety Tips for Dogs

Homecare, Pet Activities, Pet Safety
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Jul 08, 2020

Swimming is one of the best ways for dogs to exercise during the summer. Most dogs love to splash around, and the cooling water reduces their risk of heatstroke and prevents them from burning their paws while running on hot pavement.

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Can All Animals Be Microchipped and How Does That Work?

Microchipping, Pet Safety
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Jun 23, 2020

Microchipping dogs and cats as a means of permanent identification has become a fairly run-of-the-mill aspect of regular veterinary care.

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Fleas Aren't Just a Summer Problem – Why All Pets Needs Year-Round Parasite Protection

Parasite Prevention, Pet Safety, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Jun 11, 2020

It’s a common misconception that parasites, especially fleas, are only a summer problem in Tucson. Unfortunately, this isn’t the case. Thanks to our year-round beautiful weather, Tucson never really gets cold enough for fleas or ticks to die.

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Why Does My Healthy Pet Need Lab Work?

Pet Wellness, Vaccinations
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
May 29, 2020

When you schedule an appointment for a sick pet, you likely expect our veterinarians to recommend diagnostic testing like blood tests, urinalyses, or other types of lab work.

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Help! There's a Colorado River Toad in My Dog's Mouth

Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
May 27, 2020

Countless poisonous, venomous, and dangerous critters roam the Sonoran desert. You’re likely instinctively wary of snakes, scorpions, and parasite-ridden mosquitos, but a toad might not cause you to bristle in fear. The Colorado River toad, however, is just as dangerous.

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Does Your Horse Have Cushing's Disease? Understanding Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction

Equine Health
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
May 07, 2020

During their long lives, horses are susceptible to a variety of health problems, including Cushing’s disease. Also known as Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID).

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My Pet's Face Is Swelling! What Should I Do?

Pet Safety, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 23, 2020

If an animal’s nose, eyes, cheeks, and/or muzzle become swollen, this is a sign your pet is having an allergic (anaphylactic) reaction. This occurs when a pet is exposed to an allergen.

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Answering Your Questions about Novel Coronavirus and Your Pets

Homecare
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Mar 23, 2020

Upon releasing their latest guidelines (15 Days to Slow the Spread), the White House has called upon every person in the United States to do their part in halting the transmission of the highly contagious Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19).

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Pet Skin and Paw Care Tips for Winter in the Desert

Homecare, Pet Wellness, Skin Disease
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Mar 03, 2020

Although we might not experience the feet of snow, rain, and sleet or sub-zero temperatures that other parts of the country get during winter, Tucson winters can still affect your pet’s health.

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Gastric Ulcers in Horses: What You Need to Know

Equine Health
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Jan 31, 2020

Gastric ulcers are a fairly common condition in horses, particularly race and competition horses, but all horses (even foals) can suffer. Ulcers are lesions which occur in a horse’s stomach.

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No Bones About It: Bones Are Unsafe for Your Dog

Pet Safety, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 17, 2018

The idea that it’s natural for dogs to chew on bones is a popular one. However, it’s a dangerous practice and can cause serious injury to your pet.

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Rattlers on the move

Pet Safety
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 17, 2018

Rattlesnakes… They seem to pop up everywhere here in Tucson, Arizona. You see them in parking lots, trails, your backyard, and some even get INTO the house! Unfortunately these venomous reptiles are way too common.

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Pet Insurance…Where to start

Equine Health, Homecare, New Clients, Puppy Parent
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 17, 2018

Pet Insurance…Where to start Pet insurance sounds like a novel concept for any dog or cat owner. Our clients ask us frequently which pet insurance we recommend at Adobe. We do not recommend one insurance company over the other. Typically we offer inquiring individuals multiple insurance pamphelets and report the companies that our clients mention… Continue reading Pet Insurance…Where to start

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Normal Play vs. Aggressive Tendencies

Pet Behavior, Pet Safety
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 17, 2018

Normal Play vs. Aggressive Tendencies Puppies can play rough. Most puppy play consists of chasing, pouncing, barking, growling, snapping, and biting. So how can you tell the difference between normal play and possible signs of aggression in both dogs & cats? In normal play, a puppy may play bow (lower its head and raise its… Continue reading Normal Play vs. Aggressive Tendencies

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Emergency Preparedness: Important Tips for Horse Owners

Equine Health, Homecare
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 17, 2018

Emergency Preparedness: Important Tips for Horse Owners In the event of the potential flooding over the next couple of days, we at Adobe Veterinary Center know how important it is for you as a horse owner to have pre-planned actions and proper information to make rapid decisions that may save your horse’s and even your… Continue reading Emergency Preparedness: Important Tips for Horse Owners

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AAHA Accreditation: What it means for you & your pets

Equine Health, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 17, 2018

AAHA Accreditation: What it means for you & your pets Have you ever wondered why it’s so important to take your pets to a clinic that is AAHA accredited? What does it mean to be accredited? The AAHA accreditation means that your veterinary clinic holds itself to a higher standard, and that your pet is… Continue reading AAHA Accreditation: What it means for you & your pets

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Pumpkin Decorating Contest Winner!

Homecare
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 17, 2018

Pumpkin Decorating Contest Winner! We are happy to announce that the winner of our annual Halloween Pumpkin Decorating Contest is Tin Man! Great job to the winners and thanks to everyone for their creativity and effort, it was another great contest!

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Equine Herpesvirus Outbreak

Equine Health, Vaccinations
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 17, 2018

Equine Herpesvirus Outbreak Click the following links to learn more about the recent outbreak of Equine Herpesvirus, a neurological disease affecting horses. A Guide To Understanding the Neurologic Form of EHV Infection Equine Herpesvirus Myeloencephalopathy (EHM) & EHV-1 Frequently Asked Questions

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People Food: Safe or Toxic

Homecare, Pet Safety
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

People Food: Safe or Toxic We would love for our pets to be able to have that occasional “people food” treat. Although, we do not encourage those treats frequently we do want our clients to be informed of the foods that are safe for people but dangerous for your pets. The following foods may be… Continue reading People Food: Safe or Toxic

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A Day at Adobe

New Clients, Pet Activities
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Why we do what we do We value our client’s trust in our medical care. One of the most nerve-wracking concepts as owners can be dropping your pet off at our clinic for a procedure under general anesthesia. In this post.

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Trick knees and bunny hops!

Homecare, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

What are luxating patellas? Trick knees, floating knee caps, or as we call them luxating patellas are most commonly diagnosed in small or toy breed dogs, but are also less commonly found in cats as well.

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Why we are saying goodbye to the dental discount this month…

Pet Wellness, Preventative Pet Care
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

February is recognized as National Pet Dental Health month In the past, Adobe Veterinary Center has recognized this month by applying a 10-15% discount on all dental prophylaxis procedures during the month of February.

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Love is in the air…

Homecare
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Valentine’s day is just around the corner and that means love is in the air. Soon your pets will be exposed to many flowers, candies, and chocolates! The following is a list of 5 toxins to watch our for this Valentine’s day:

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My cat is straining in the box….again!

Pet Behavior, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Feline idiopathic cystitis, also known as feline lower urinary tract disease are both terms that describe the following symptoms:

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Introducing…Dr. Carli Grimbleby

Adobe Information
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Adobe Veterinary Center is growing! We have brought on a new Large Animal Veterinarian. We are very excited for the knowledge and experience that she will be bringing to our Adobe. Here is a little bit about Dr. Grimbleby…

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My pets appear healthy…why do they need bloodwork?

Equine Health, Livestock Health, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Reasons why we recommend routine blood work: Most importantly, we recommend blood work during an exam to detect illness in the early stages.

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Thunderstorm anxiety

Equine Health, Homecare, Pet Behavior
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Monsoon season is swiftly approaching. It’s not just the boom of thunder that generates a fear response in fearful dogs. Lightning, wind, rain, dark skies, changes in barometric pressure and even odors can elicit a fearful response.

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Common Household Hazards

Homecare, Pet Safety
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Our homes contain a variety of everyday items and substances that we may not consider dangerous, but can be dangerous or even fatal if ingested by our furry friends. By becoming aware of the most common hazards, you can protect your pet’s health.

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Introducing…Dr. Claire Hans

Adobe Information
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Dr. Claire Hans grew up in the Midwest, raised along with her three brothers, one sister, and various Boxers. She received her Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from University of Wisconsin-Madison and gained experience with animals as a veterinary assistant, milking dairy cows, in research, and with wildlife rehabilitation.

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West Nile Virus

Equine Health, Livestock Health, Pet Wellness, Vaccinations
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, as of August 5th 2014, WNV infections in birds and veterinary animals have been reported in the state of Arizona. West Nile Virus infections have also been reported in humans in Arizona.

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Caring For An Older Horse

Equine Health
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

10 Tips for Caring for The Older Horse: Because of advances in nutrition, management and health care, horses are living longer, more useful lives. It’s not uncommon to find horses and ponies living well into their 20s and 30s. While genetics play a role in determining life span.

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Recognize your Horse’s Dental Issues

Equine Health, Horse Owner Tips
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Recognize your Horse’s Dental Issues Horses with dental problems may show obvious signs, such as pain or irritation, or they may show no noticeable signs at all. This is because some horses simply adapt to their discomfort. For this reason, periodic dental examinations are essential to your horse’s health. It is important to catch dental… Continue reading Recognize your Horse’s Dental Issues

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Foaling

Equine Health, Horse Owner Tips
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Foaling If your mare has made it through 11 months of pregnancy, you’re almost home free. Labor and delivery, while momentous, are generally uneventful. In most cases, you will simply need to be a quiet observer – if, that is, you are lucky enough to witness the birth. Mares seem to prefer to foal at… Continue reading Foaling

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Tips For A Safe New Years and Holiday For Your Pets

Adobe Information, Horse Owner Tips, Pet Safety
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Tips For A Safe New Years and Holiday For Your Pets The holidays is a festive moment for us human beings. We celebrate family and life through music, large gatherings, and decorations. However, it may be a precarious time for your pets who may not be accustomed to the noise. From animals who suffer from… Continue reading Tips For A Safe New Years and Holiday For Your Pets

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Protect Your Furry Friend with These Holiday Pet Safety Tips

Adobe Information, Pet Safety, Puppy Parent
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Protect-your-furry-friend-with-these-holiday-pet-safety-tips It’s time to “deck the halls” and enjoy time with your friends and family, including the furry members of your family. However, along with the excitement of the holiday season, this time of year also brings hazards for our pets. According to pets.webmd.com, each year there are more than 100,000 cases of pet poisoning,… Continue reading Protect Your Furry Friend with These Holiday Pet Safety Tips

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Heartworm 101 for Dogs and Cats

Pet Wellness, Preventative Pet Care
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Heartworm 101 for Dogs and Cats Heartworm disease is generally considered a condition that only affects dogs, but many other mammal species can suffer from it or act as carriers. Heartworms have been known to infect dogs, cats, ferrets, wolves, coyotes, sea lions, and there have even been reported cases of human infection as well.… Continue reading Heartworm 101 for Dogs and Cats

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5 Tips to Promote Fire Pet Safety in Your Home

Homecare, Pet Safety
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

5 Tips to Promote Fire Pet Safety in Your Home Many people who have pets understand that they quickly become part of the family. Unfortunately, many people don’t understand the importance of fire pet safety, in fact, it is mistakenly believed that pets will simply follow us out the door if there is danger. It… Continue reading 5 Tips to Promote Fire Pet Safety in Your Home

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Common Household Poisons and Toxins

Homecare, Pet Safety
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Common Household Poisons and Toxins Within our homes are dozens of substances and food products that, while safe for human use and consumption, are toxic or deadly for our pet companions. While many of these dangers are obvious and avoidable, there are some items we might not consider a danger — until a beloved pet… Continue reading Common Household Poisons and Toxins

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Vital Pet First Aid Tips To Help Keep Your Pet Healthy And Safe

Homecare, Horse Owner Tips, Pet Safety, Puppy Parent
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 12, 2018

Vital Pet First Aid Tips To Help Keep Your Pet Healthy And Safe When you own a pet, there are many things to keep in mind. You not only need to make sure their environment is safe for themselves, but also have a working knowledge of what pets should and shouldn’t eat, and keep their… Continue reading Vital Pet First Aid Tips To Help Keep Your Pet Healthy And Safe

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Common Worms and Parasites: Identifying Worms and Symptoms

Equine Health, Livestock Health, Pet Wellness, Preventative Pet Care
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 10, 2018

Common Worms and Parasites: Identifying Worms and Symptoms The threat of parasites and worms are a reality for your dog and cat. Affecting particular breeds and pets that have access to the outdoors, parasites and worms can cause small ailments like stomach upset, up to extreme cases of death. The most common type of parasites… Continue reading Common Worms and Parasites: Identifying Worms and Symptoms

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13 Common Pet Emergencies That Need Immediate Attention

Equine Health, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 10, 2018

13 Common Pet Emergencies That Need Immediate Attention Having a pet is a commitment. Most people misunderstand the most common pet emergencies, and don’t call for help until it’s too late. Understanding and keeping a list of the most common emergencies that require a veterinarian’s attention will help keep a pet healthy for a long… Continue reading 13 Common Pet Emergencies That Need Immediate Attention

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When they’re happy… We’re happy: Part 1

Pet Behavior, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Apr 10, 2018

When they’re happy… We’re happy: Part 1 We all want the best for our pets. We either rescued them from bad conditions, took them off a friend’s hands, or found them through a local or far away breeder. How ever we obtained our companions we want to make the best home for them. In this… Continue reading When they’re happy… We’re happy: Part 1

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Thanksgiving: What Not to Feed Your Pet

Pet Safety, Pet Wellness
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Mar 10, 2018

Thanksgiving: What Not to Feed Your Pet While you enjoy feasting on a decadent meal full of classic homemade dishes on Thanksgiving Day, you might feel guilty leaving your pets out of the party. As much as they love scarfing scraps and digging through the trash, the discarded morsels they find under the table can… Continue reading Thanksgiving: What Not to Feed Your Pet

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Happy and Merry! Pet Safety Tips for the Whole Holiday Season

Homecare, Pet Safety
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Mar 09, 2018

Happy and Merry! Pet Safety Tips for the Whole Holiday Season Christmas, New Year’s and all of the holidays of the season provide a wonderful time to spend with loved ones. So, it’s natural that we want to celebrate the season with our pets, too. While some socializing and pet-safe treats are fun for them,… Continue reading Happy and Merry! Pet Safety Tips for the Whole Holiday Season

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The Importance of the Veterinarian-Client-Patient Relationship

Adobe Information, Homecare, Puppy Parent, Uncategorized
By: Adobe Veterinary Center
Mar 08, 2018

The Importance of the Veterinarian-Client-Patient Relationship The relationship between a veterinarian, client and the patient is an integral part of a veterinarian’s ability to provide high quality treatment to any animal. The success of a veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR) depends on several factors, including the ability of the veterinarian to become familiar with an animal, the… Continue reading The Importance of the Veterinarian-Client-Patient Relationship

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